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rom Boston Herald special
New York, July 81. As rol,co
Justice Wolde WAS stroling alonv
Fourth ayehuc. on his way 10 IN.
home in l2ilh street shortly after
O'Clock Friday night, ho beard tyn-
mau shrek loudly fox help. The ,l,.
! tice found that the screams came
/ from the laGcr hccr saloon Of Martin
| Bry ., No. 23Ui Fourth avenue. near
at hand. The justice FASTENED TO the
place md found Bryce giving has
| wife, louisH. a terrible boating. The
woman wac Wing ON the Moor and
| Bryce had h,s foot raised - kick her.
when Mr.. Wo,dc shouted:
"stop, TINT, you 'coundrc' What
do YOU mcau:'
The man left otIpoundiug the wo-
| man And turned ms attention to the
intruder, whom ho did not know.
"NhaCs that got to do YOU said
Bry cc intcrurdlug the question with
vile cpithrt-. "Nou get right out of
here or 81 break your hcad"
ThcJu-icc, who l. II powerful man
ana knOWsA trillr about using hi,
hand did not bulge rs the iratc aud
somewhat inioXicitcd wife bcntrr adj
Nauccd toward him with clcuchcd
ii-t- mu tcriug the most terrible
threats OF violence. When Brycc
got near enough he raised
his list s1d mndc u pus- for
the magi-trate', taco. The latter
instantly squared oil, pGrrcd tho sa-
loon keeper blow with his lett hand
and struck out straight from the
shoulder with ms right. hitting his
a-tOnlshod a-sallI ant blow on the
bridge OF this nose which sent HIM
rechng back ward. The Justice fol
lowed him up with his left in tho
chest, and WAS about to send IN his
~ iin when tho fellow began TO yell
luStlly Tor mercy. The woman
also Joined in the cries, aud
the noise attracted policeman Ross
10 the scene. He took Bryce and
his wife bOtn OF whom were under
the influence OF liquor, into custody
and locked them up. When Justice
Vote heard the above story from the
olllccr in the lIprIom Court ycster.
day Inc smiled and asked il Justice
Wcldo was 10 be- in court TO make
complaint pom receiving re-
ply IN the negative he remarked that
he thought Bryce had received .ut-
icient punishment, ana discharged
the pair,
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New YORK, August s.-Ihc long
talked of prize fight between Johnny
Reagan and Tom Henry came of this
morning early. The men fought
thirty eight rounds The night, which
was declared draw, was broken up
by mob.
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t"rs oiamlc NpIurc;tc won. rrcd. Il.
second, Carton third Time ll134
ith race. one mile and Il iuriong
over i've huricrs. Glcuarm won.
WIN Ten Shell second and George
McN0..ou.l lLIrl. I-me aua.
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an

OF our straw hints must 20. so come
along and make your seioctiOns for
70 cents, ~ cents or ~ cents,
Levine Bros.
Al tho popular llayors can be found
nj w. A. Williamson * Co.'S Soda
Fountain.
our summer stock OF millinery and
our entire stock OF fancy goods and
notions will be closed out without
any regard to cost,
Miss KATE STOUT, Fourth 81.
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three months aud is much rr, 5.,..
aud tired a month iuthe uonn,.'"'.''
OF ole Nirginny' will make a no,,
man of him Z"
Mrs. Hill aud her daupb,or NJ,
Edna Mott leave Wednesday tnr -
visit to Arkansas, returning AT ~"
close ofsummer. Wv
Mr.. Marshall Surratt Is bacl. fron.
his Cochran county ranch whore In
has spent several months Ile H..
much improved III health
Mr.. W. ID. Lacy returned yestorj,,
morning from the mountains nj All,
ansas greatly rested and rpir..bnt
Ills children are still there.
Mrs. G. ). Page has returned fro,
san Antonio, accompanied bv hnr
friend Mrs. A. Holman. who ,riI
spend several weeks in the city
Mr.. RI. Springfel. of Ilcmps,oad
is in the city. He was q schoolmoto
of Mr.. w :. Baker, who, up ia Nn,
tcrday, had not seen him tor fourfcen
years.
DR.. Geo. ID. Strecter came In an
Sunday night from Hot Springs A.
kansas. He will remain few d,,vs
aud then 20 to Louisville whore Mrs
StreCttr Is.
Mr.. W. w. Dawson, of Trinity.is in
the city. Mr.. Dawson was the anti.
prohibition chairman Of Trinit,
county AMI is attending the meeting
of the Farmers Alliance.
Rabbi Nose Harris, of the Austin
Dispatch, spent sunday IN Waco He
WAS here to get VIII fl OF purc mir
and to know from headqu,rtcr, how
to bear hlmselfin the oil years which
late before prohibition.
}. IL. Rpb,r.,on who has oeon srcnd
ing several weeks with lis FANNY in
California returned YESTERDAY. much
pleased with the place, and greatly
improved III health. He lett his wife
to spend the balance of the summer
in California,
Mr.. Chas X. Wiel, formerly as.
sistant manager of the retail dcpart.
ment of Sanger brothers, of Dallas. is
In the city aud W have the general
of the large retail dry
goods establishment, corner of FinL
and Austin. soon TO be omen by Mr.
/ .aac Lewis, in the house formerly
occupied by w. f.. Martin ~ Bro.
Mr. Wlel is a pleasant gentleman.
man of taste and of course lir,t-class
merchant. THE EXAMINES rpm.
mends MIR. Wiel to its friend.
Attbc Nav NtcCIouona. ~, d,
r q m 1xioi,. +. = 'I Iio"r,., H ,IS, d
e 4 Emo'., \ 80. y r t'Hi'I'A, - ans 20,
NJ ArrhcnIiold - % = , itcs" an I"ut
Burao.s 1 ''o "nu " " HC IVY . l.
THO Grovo. Cha' ~ "a NorVlson'
] n lIrndcrsom To, ouns' ~ i;o"'s,
Snruro Trv.'S Ia,n, [N',N 5,1,, " "
r f wilson ci,,.fs T,n' C't.on h9i'
& T. pbilIn. WoC ',,'"s, -, "H'g .,,''I,
A Morrisvn S,rot,o,. ~ ltA"s;
Reeves. Tajest,n". ~ n , MD"cn' ~
White f. r. Rantor ,,;t,'. ~, y w
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TIIE ~ m.
GOOD IitcudHnce a. Saratoga at the
Extra Days.

Extra DAYS.
SARATOGA, August :. This was
the fifth extra day of these races
The Attendance and weather were
good.
F!r-t race Three quarters ota mile
Jubilee won, j. j, Heaiy. Second
Tidal Wave. Time M.
Second race, Que aud one quarter
miles Orlando won, kensiugton.
second, Red stone third. Time 2l5.,
Third race, One and one sixteenth
miles Nalante won, Alarie, second
Ostcola third. Time l5l.
Fourth race, selling race, hree quar-
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then very slightly and am satisfied tnat SHAH
b. entirely cured, would not take thousands
Of dollars for my Improvement
" JOHNSON, Express Agent
No,ice tie trade marx % In red on ironi !
wrapper. Best guarantee 70 the buyer
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The best salvo in the world for cuts
bruises sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, cnappcd hands, chill
blains, corns aud 4 skin Eruptions,
and positively cures puc- or no pay
required 1t j. guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price % cents per noA. or sale
by Castles, Morrison 4 Co.
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Fans :, FANS, We are oYerstock-
ed IN iaus and have marked them
down to just one half price Come
around and keep cool
Levine Bros
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lNE-
pyteTiln University
HkSvillG, Tenn.
'"'iou of l,,7 IS opens,
9th, 1887.


|, NVNUtNIL FALULN,
v ,uo' j. D" lL. D., Chancellor
60 of Philosophy
'' d" Professor OF Biblical In
A NJ Professor of Modern Ian.
4 4 VI, Professor of Mathematics.
is ,svn' a. " Pm. D. Professor Of
" n ~, i'.. Professor ofHistory, Eng.
nn, A. NJ PA. D.. Professor Of
Instructor 70 bee filled.
n" N'iehcc distributed for the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

250 pairs of mems line cali, low cut
shoes in eight different styles mat are
worth $500 a pair aud cou'd not be
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

sold for less than that at tine beginning
of the season we offer It $50 pair
to close out
sanger Brothers.
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fire which was smo
could not have conn
bridge. i
GETrINGI
CHICAGO, Auguq
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DIVINITY FACULTY.

ply '' 'i'' u" Professor Of
\, 'f + D D Professor Orthodoxy
kpp9n1tp - Professor OF Hebrew ana
4 - D Professor of Ecc.cslastIca
I '''ea. schools six courses: for
u
htider,H Academic schools, $50. :, ,
VIVA iee' sln in advance. -
ysne' esN $3.50 monthly I'M al.
VI, ,,le,lding everything except
Nm ~ s which IS sl.25 pei month,
w alllates for the ministry
n 0'"T1an ministers.
II .F,, zen, Preparatory high school
"VSNiogue aud Information
'hE 4 HANCELLOR
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l.. NICHOLSON

T.. NlCHOLSON'S
TIE PEOPLES
MlLLINER>.
Corner OF Fifth and Franklin streets.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-02
DIRK STORE 80 South Limestone Street, Sp


T.. Il. Dial. guardian, to Ida Rrauna,m,
lot in HIS addition. $50.
f.. Il. Dial, guardian. To Albert duncan.
lot in His addition: $50.
John OldS 10 Margaret Walker. lot in
New Carlisle: Sl.50O.
Il. McCoIlum. executor. Ia Sarah A.
WhtSal, four lots in S0uth Charleston.
5000.
Lydia \ Adams 1t al. To Philip Schmidt.
two lots ON Plum street: s.. 300.
Andrew !. ByrrS To Jacob Merry and
Jacob Wmgrrt, . acres in German town
ship: $500.
George Brain To Martin flanagan. lot in
Brains addition: >iUU.
Catharine Lehman et al. t0 George
Grea>er. quit claim t" ; acres in Pike town
ship: $3.50.
Lucinda j West to Jacob Scowden, lot
on Pleasant street: 1000.
\. j. and VIM. Hilkcr Ia john A. Dredge,
lot in HiIkeT'S addition: $3.50.
A. j. and VIM. Hilker to John Malarky.
lot in HilkerS addition: $40.
a. j. and VIM. HiiISer to Sarah ID. Bech.
tie. lot in liilker'S addition: SID.
John l.. Pheger 10 Sarah A. liylr, three
lots in Mooretield: LOO.
Edwin F. Hill to James \ Todd. lot in
Rodgrrs's addition: Sl. 400.
F.. &. Dial. guard. Ia George {. Ste
phenS lot in llills'S addition: S222.
Amanda Markwood 10 George {. Ste
phens, lot on Factory street: 100.
John ). Swaidner 10 Reuben Huffman.
seven lots in MOorefeld: $4,000.
Jacob Haenggi Ia Rosa Tuitt, lot in
Haunrs'S addition: 81. 100.
f. e. Dial. guard. Ia Lewis 4. Bowers.
lot in HllSS heirs addition: $500.
James \. Todd to Edwin r. Hill. lot in
Stroud's addition: $500.
A. !. and VIM. Hilker Ia AlonZo Ra~-y,
| lot tilker'S addition: S@Oj.
AlonZ0 BaSry to Elizabeth liaSey. lot
| llilk-r's addition: 81.
r.. 6. Dial, guardian Ia Minnie Molno,
| lot on Yellow Springs street: $40.
Minnie Schmell Ia Adam Guralski, loi
! Demints addition: S675.
William 4. iIance to AiphOnsO Ferrrl.
! lot HubSam'S addition: 81 900.
\. J. and Wm. liilker Ia John W. Fen
| ton, lot in iliIker's addition: S:35.
| \. J. and Vim. ililker to Daniel Stumpf.
! lot in Hilker's addition: Sil5.
| 4. J. and VIM. lIilker Ia Hugh McGurk.
| lot in lii!ker's addition: SI25.
| IL. +. Whitney to J. w. oyerpack, ; A.
! 100 acres in Pike tp: Ss25.
Roman Brugger to Sarah +. Gram, lot in
| Buxton avenue: 5000.
| Chas. Aldrich tO VIM. F. Young. 1 lots
! in Pierce'S addition: 81, 600.
Anton Singer to William CaShm. lot in
/! His heirs addition: S215.
| Robert johnson to Margaret kicd, lot on
/ west Main street. 81, s,u.
| f. q. Dial. guard. 10 Philip Weimer. live
lots in His heirs addition: SIi1.
4. J. Hilker ct. al. 10 Philip Weimer,
five lots in ilikerS addition: s. ,0jl.
| Philip Wcimer Ia ). l.. Werner, four lots
| in Hiker's addition: $1,000.
ChaS IL. Bradley to Presley Jones. twn
lots in South Charleston: S:,iO0.
John y. Bruner 10 John II. johnson. lot
| in Vert addition: -, 500.
John II. Johnson To John h. Brnner,
TWO lots in HutSenpiller's addition: 500.
| \. j. liililer ct. al. To James A. Lee, lot
/ in iliikrT's addition: SSH.
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Death of Mrs. John Lynch.

This morning Mrs. John Lynch, wife ri
Mr.. John f. Lynch, OF the firm Of Cohan
a Lynch, died AT . O'Clock at her home No.
- north Spring street. Mrs. Lynch has
been i'll for some time, being afflicted
with that dread disease cUnSump-
ton. .iust few weeks ago
Mr.. l.ynch's baby died. and in the death Of
his wife. so soon afterward. he is doubly
afflicted. Mrs. Lynch was a faithful and
devoted wife and loving mother. and will
be- sadly missed by large circle of friends.
Mr.. Lynch has the sympathy nf all in his
bereavement.
The funeral will occur Wednesday morn
ing at O'Clock from the late residence of
tine deceased, No. - south Spring street.
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LACONDA LACONICS.
Items Of Interest from >pringii"ih's Live
ty suburb.

Items Of Interest from SprinsG-ih'. Live.
~ suburb.
Mr.. John Davis and wife, of Hamilton
county, are visiting friends here
E,v " T. Hamilton and wife of Uamij-
,nn ,.ounty are here visiting their old hou..
a,d fri,nJs
ur ,,.,.,t ,,;,,, q, y.,,,,. p,, r,s.
- - 49,, hr'' i.s, ,
,'S',f ra.t,,
'
"enfse W. M'''o"h anu "lif iri' l"i
men iutuit nome near aupuii, ih"'' oii
fFinal iast' ha'ihS Shlppen 'heir soo'is
some 'iiiiT ago.
\ "u'''pFi VI '''e '!Si''is w. a H. '"i'', ,
laueN "eii' 'ntvuEh tiie Hn"P> hei'' anu
cail'n upon oi" Iftrlus. i"eS were asioh-
lNh"d al the magnitude III Inc 'halhpi"h
""fha.
Mr.. Guy, Of Greensitle, O., commander
of the post AT that place. was the guest oi
ii. [. iaybourn on Thursday. lie lives
next door neighbnr 10 Rev. ,. W. Meteor
kle, our former pastor.
Many of our older citizens will remember
George Haerr, sou of Valentine Haerr. de
ceased. and older brother of Philip Iiaerr.
who some wears ago moved to Rochelle.
III. April eth his daughter Cora A,
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-02
TEMPERANCE HALL MEETINGS.
No, 81 Entertainment to Ice Given Tuesday
EyrnIng. May 10.

Novel Entertainment 10 Ice Given Tuesday
Evening, May 10.
The gospel temperance meeting Sunday
afternoon WAS fairly well attended. Uncle
Abe led and made very good talk. Other
speakers were Rev. j. II. Roberts, Rev.
John Ryder and Uncle Joe CliPpinger.
In two weeks the Springfield W. {. T.
L. will hold its annual meeting in Temper
ance hall, at which time line Programme
will he presented.
Tuesday evening. May 10. novel enter
tainment will be given for the benefit ot
the hall, under the drecinrShip of Mr.. Geo.
r. Linn. The following is the programme:
Overture ......-..-.... ..-.--.B Bauers orchestra
Recitation -.........---.. Master Paul Gale
Sketch, entitled. " EbeneZrr Bump. -.
-.-------.-.. -NiGlt ltiltllS
Male puartette. -.-..--.--.....
MeSsrs. Winwood. Martin Reed and Linn
Tableau. entitled, My Boys Return
Violin ChaS.
Bauer r..with orchestra accompaniment
Laughable sketch. entitled. The Tn
lucky DgIchman Mr.. Linn and others.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-02
LOCAL BREWTISS.

Nh. X. +. Miller, OF l.rba"a. is in the
city.
Mr.. ). W. Dakiu, of yellow Springs, is
in town today.
Mr.. A. X. Straw left this morning for
Watertown. Vermont.
Mr.. |. {. Bryant Ir.. passed Sunday
with his parents in lrbana.
Councilman {. Hanika went 10 Hamilton
this afternoon on business.
Mr.. ". A. Reecc. nf Cleveland. WIS the
guest Yesterday of Mr. J. l.. Coleman.
Hon. James j. Goodwin left last night
for northern Wisconsin on a prospecting
tour.
Mr.. Il. f. Barrett, of Spring Valley,
Greene county. is in the city today on buSl-
Ness.
Dr. and Mrs. q. l.. Paine, of Nenia
were the guests of relatives in this city
ovcI Sunday.
The work of drilling for gas was begun
today at Merchandising, Lima firm haN-
ing the contract to do the work.
ST Paul NJ. F. church WAS crowded To
oyrifi0wing last night to hear the Rev,
Henry Tnckley's farewell sermon.
Mrs. 5. II. Putnam and daughter, of
Ilarmar. Ohio. VIII" have been visiting Mrs.
George l.. Payne. of Clifton avenue, re-
turned Ia their home Saturday.
Mother Stewart will deliver an address at
| the annual meeting of the W. {. I. L., of
yellow Springs. Thursday afternoon. May
:. Subject. Women Of the 18th Century
Mr.. George iIouck, well known young
German of this city, living at the corner "f
Spring and North, viii be married next
| Thursday evening to Miss Katie Knapp.
Nj Elmer Grove and Miss Annie Trout
man will be the attendants.
The young people at Eockway will re-
peat their entertainment al the Snow Hill
Union chapel. an Thursday evening, May
| ;. for the benefit of Sabbath school at the
latter place Admission Il cents. Every
| body invited.
The sale of seats for the Miller, Stowe ~
freeman cmruS. which appears here mex:
! VI Npndav, Tuesday and Wednesday, began
.n .ay at Pierce's bookstore and at lloft-
mans iewelry store. Admission. - cents.
with no extra charge for reserved seats.
Mr.. Clifford Inman, who has spent the
winter and spring in the city. the guest OF
| relatives. left today for his home in LouiS-
vile. Ky. Clifford i a bob-royal good
fellow and many we'll wishes accompany
him.
The ladies Of the CniverSaliSt church
will give a pink and white" social at the
q. \. Il. hall, Wednesday evening, May l..
! About forty al the best known Mother
Go,,se characters viii be present in costume.
| The Champion City band will furnish music
| foi the occasion. Admission at the d"or,
| 10 cents Pink and white" refreshments,
| II cents Everyone invited.
| When the circus caliope rumbled down
Main street today, Shrieking white
Wings" at the top of its register. it is said
that b. 7. Thiebaud. of the Standard Man.
ufacturing Co. climbed upon the roof, laid
! his cheek against their whistle. and said
with tears in his eyes: Never mind, old
fellow. yoL'. Temporarily in eclipse. but We
don't charge admission to hear you, any
| how"
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-02
ONE BY ONE.
The Pioneers Pass Away 10 Their Long
Home-Death of Mr.. Israel Rumier.

The Pioneers Pass Away 10 Their Long
Home-Death of Mr.. Israel Rainier.
This morning at . O'Clock. Mr.. Israel
Rumler, an old citizen of Springfield. died
after a long and painful illness. His dis
ease was paralysis of the brain. Mr.. Rum
ler was born in Frederick county. Mary
land. on the 29th ui March, 1918. and was
consequently i'll his Sry"ntieth year. He
leaves wife and four children To
mourn his loss. lie was well known in
this city. having lived here 81 many years
that he was considered one of the pioneers
of Springfield. He was perfectly resigned
Ia his tate and manifested that Christian
faith which affords to his surviving rela-
tivrS the consolation that he died the death
Of the rightr"iiS The funeral will occur to-
morrow Tuesday afternoon al half-past >
o'clock from his late residence, No. :;g4
west North street. The remains Will be iii
tered at FcIneliii. Friends ot the family
are invited to attend the funeral.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-02

A CARD.-T0 all who are suffering from
errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, los. of manhood,
etc, will send a recipe that will cure you,
free of charge. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope 10 Rev. Joseph
r. Inmau, Station ID. New York city.
FlNE Cigars only. and all the news and
periodicals of the day. al the Acme
Iaper Co.'S St0rr, opposite Blacks opera
house.
Ladies' pebble goat and kid shoes with
worked button-holeS. only 91c, at Rouse "
ParSons'S.
DIR. T. +. Bliss, eye and ear surgeon, 20
west Main street. Eyes fitted with glasses.
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To EmrllN Mnl,lN Maitr.

My clerk has made useful discovery
in regard 10 refining the muddy water
that the city has been furnishing. He
takes the muddy water and pours in few
drops of fcrric chlori e. This he allows
90 filter through cotton placed at the bot
tom Of a funnel. The result is water clear
as crystal, with no faint of iron, and
moreover soft. As ferric chloride can be
had for a song, this is the cheapest way
that know Of purifying water. There is
an old wUman,s way Of using almond
shells, but that requires time and fills the
water with the shells -Glubc Democrat
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-02
CRIMINAL TRANSC RlPTS.
Work to Come BEFORE TIA. Grand jury 1T
the NaN Term.

Work to Come Before the Grand jury 1T
the May Term.
The transcripts ui criminal cases have been
filed as follows with the clerk of the court,
in anticipation of court convenimg ON
Tuesday:
State " Geo. W. Leach, forging, etc,
from W. A. SiOut'> court.
state vs.. Julius Maibaum, petit larceny.
state W. \ Ibert kuiron. murder.
State vs.. Richard Carter, assault and bat
terry.
State v. u. Phillips, petit larceny.
State vs.. James Carr, Secreiing goods.
State vs.. William Rust. assault and bat
terry.
State vs.. Eugene Giumbacker. assault
and battery, al! from eN-Mayor Goodwin's
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-02

+" turn gray hair 10 its natural color and
beauty. Use Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Rrnewer, the best and most leliabl. prrpaT
alton science has given us.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-02

Horses in the mountain regions uf Cali
fornia have had To wear snowshoes dUrin-
the past winter. The Nevada City Tran
script thus describes these shoes: I,
make one of the shoes Won first take /.
piece Of rubber betting aboGt twelve inrhe,
in diameter. lasten 10 one side OF 1t q
steel plate 50 perforated that the calks Of
the horses usual shoe will lit in it, Thrr
by clamp faStru one of these with the
rubber side down securely to each foot oi
the animal
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-02
GOSSAMER POWDER.

The price Of the powder is &c. aud the box
viii b.. given away with IL without extra
charge The Gos Samrr Powder IS IN flesh and
white colurs. and has "A large sale and IS one Of
the best powders made.
10 not delay to get a &c puf box aud 2'c
box af powder. all Ior ne. Apply To
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-02
FOR SALE OF TRADE.

DOR SzLE OR TRADE-I have 30 acres Of
/ good land in Reynolds county. Missouri:
good timber OF OAK, ash, pine ana sugar; un-
Improved; which | Will trade for city proper
" lots or land close "a city Room M. |. La
E0nda bank building. Geo. III. Coles Nst
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY To LOAN-In sums of $50 t. =. go
vi on three to five years time. on first mort
gage or approved commercial paper. nr"rEr
IL Coles room No. /, Lagonda bank building
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-02
Enameled Puff Boxes.

To be given away These boxes ar in tw"
colarS pink and blue. aud are very attractive.
aud Wrr,. made ia Europe. unr box Will he
given 10 each purchaser Of one bon -! MS crle-
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-02
EOR RENI.

NOR RENT good rooms, suit hlr for Gnices'
/ over u and y east Main street; also one
large Room over p east Main street, suitable
for a hall or light manufacturing purposes.
can gu or address John II. Wilson. - and =
east Main street. Springfield. -. l"t
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BLACK'S-.JameS f. Murdoch, elorntien
and ShakeSpearean reading, Thursday
evening, May :.
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4 Asst CALL. The Fullerton property.
consisting Of ten-room house and
two vacant lots. will be sold at auction
tomorrow. May Sd, 3 p. IN.